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Defining a Model for Content Governance	Technical article	20.09.05
Re: Defining a Model for Content Gover...	Harris Ueng	21.09.05
Re: Defining a Model for Content Gov...	Randy Woods	07.10.05
Re: Defining a Model for Content Gover...	Broken link in article	07.10.05

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Defining a Model for Content Governance Comment Five years ago, web content management implementations still failed because of inadequate technology – today this is almost never the case. Click here to read the full text of this contribution

Re: Defining a Model for Content Governance				Replies
Author: Harris Ueng (---.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) Date: 21.09.05 Superb article, Randy! We work with smaller organizations at the sub-enterprise level and also see this as a sleeping bear of a problem. Even through our clients are often in the growth stage, they have not/are not ready to wrap their heads around the idea of scalability and with it, the needs for content governance in conjunction with CMS systems. Thanks again for a well-written article!

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Author: Randy Woods (209.217.126.---) Date: 07.10.05 Thanks Harris. I think there's a central challenge in any kind of software implementation - too much thinking/planning/requirements gathering and nothing ever happens. Too little and the administrator wants to hang themselves six months after launch. Finding a happy medium is challenging and, as much as a rigorous methodolology helps, it often relies one experience and informed intuition.

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Author: Broken link in article (209.217.126.---) Date: 07.10.05 I appear to have mistyped the URL where the whitepaper is available. You can download it a http://www.nonlinear.ca/cmsgovernance My apologies for the typo.

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